Pres Biden should not be standing with Netanyahu no way jose"The war blame it on Netanyahu for his years of murdering Palestinians.....

[merrill]

The fake GOP has got nothing to offer ....nothing but bs. The war blame it on Netanyahu for his years of murdering Palestinians. Pres Biden should not be standing with Netanyahu no way jose".

Hamas needs to back off now.


Netanyahu needs to be replaced.

 

[Godboy]

The fake GOP has got nothing to offer ....nothing but bs. The war blame it on Netanyahu for his years of murdering Palestinians. Pres Biden should not be standing with Netanyahu no way jose".

Hamas needs to back off now.


Netanyahu needs to be replaced.

"Hamas needs to back off"? Wow, those are such strong words for raping, murdering, baby killing terrorists. Youre a real piece of shit.

 

[theHawk]

Hamas needs to back off now

….and who is going to make them?

 

[theHawk]

Pres Biden should not be standing with Netanyahu no way jose

You Dems should nominate Tlaib or some other Muslim. Time for Dems to take a stand, and stand for Palestine.

 

[Meister]

The fake GOP has got nothing to offer ....nothing but bs. The war blame it on Netanyahu for his years of murdering Palestinians. Pres Biden should not be standing with Netanyahu no way jose".

Hamas needs to back off now.


Netanyahu needs to be replaced.

History:

Palestinians attack, Israel retaliates and it's always Israels fault....got it, merrill.
So typical of you. Children murdered by Hamas and it's Israel's fault.

 

[Darkwind]

The fake GOP has got nothing to offer ....nothing but bs. The war blame it on Netanyahu for his years of murdering Palestinians. Pres Biden should not be standing with Netanyahu no way jose".

Hamas needs to back off now.


Netanyahu needs to be replaced.

Hamas needs to be utterly irradicated. The Arabs occupying the Gaza strip relocated to somewhere sub-Saharan, and every person in Iran's government above the level of janitor should be killed.

The Arab apartheid in Gaza should be brought to an end. It remains to be seen if Israel is willing to prosecute these human rights violators.

 

[IM2]

History:

Palestinians attack, Israel retaliates and it's always Israels fault....got it, merrill.
So typical of you. Children murdered by Hamas and it's Israel's fault.

The policy of the Israeli government should not be ignored in this discussion. Because it's those policies that add to the animosity. This is not to say that Hamas should not be made to face justice, but it is to say that Israel also needs to change what thet are doing.

Netanyahu’s government vows to expand West Bank settlements, annex occupied territory

Benjamin Netanyahu’s incoming hard-line Israeli government put West Bank settlement expansion at the top of its priority list on Wednesday, vowing to legalize dozens of illegally built outposts and annex the occupied territory as part of its coalition deal with ultranationalist allies.

In the coalition agreement between Likud and its ally, the Religious Zionism party, Netanyahu pledged to legalize wildcat settlement outposts considered illegal even by the Israeli government. He also promises to annex the West Bank “while choosing the timing and considering the national and international interests of the state of Israel.”

Such a move would alienate much of the world, and give new fuel to critics who compare Israeli policies in the West Bank to apartheid South Africa.

Netanyahu's government vows to expand West Bank settlements, annex occupied territory

Benjamin Netanyahu's incoming hard-line Israeli government has put West Bank settlement expansion at the top of its list of priorities, a day before it's set to be sworn into office.

www.pbs.org

 

[whitehall]

Wow, Hamas monsters invade a village and kill every Jew including 40 babies and lefties still blame it on republicans.

 

[IM2]

Hamas needs to be utterly irradicated. The Arabs occupying the Gaza strip relocated to somewhere sub-Saharan, and every person in Iran's government above the level of janitor should be killed.

The Arab apartheid in Gaza should be brought to an end. It remains to be seen if Israel is willing to prosecute these human rights violators.

The apartheid in Gaza is not on the Arabs.

 

[IM2]

Wow, Hamas monsters invade a village and kill every Jew including 40 babies and lefties still blame it on republicans.

It's amazing what people miss.

 

[Darkwind]

The apartheid in Gaza is not on the Arabs.

No Jews are permitted to live in Gaza, the West Bank, or the Golan Heights.

Whereas Arabs are permitted to not only live in Israel, they can own businesses and get this..... They even serve in the Jewish government.

The ONLY apartheid in all of Israel is in the Arab-controlled sectors.

 

[IM2]

No Jews are permitted to live in Gaza, the West Bank, or the Golan Heights.

Whereas Arabs are permitted to not only live in Israel, they can own businesses and get this..... They even serve in the Jewish government.

The ONLY apartheid in all of Israel is in the Arab-controlled sectors.

Sure. Yeah. Right. How about stopping the Israeli government from illegally expanding the building of Jewish settlements in violation of agreements made?

 

[Meister]

Sure. Yeah. Right. How about stopping the Israeli government from illegally expanding the building of Jewish settlements in violation of agreements made?

It's amazing what people miss.

 

[Darkwind]

Sure. Yeah. Right. How about stopping the Israeli government from illegally expanding the building of Jewish settlements in violation of agreements made?

It isn't illegal. Why should Israel keep its side of the agreement when in the past 10 years, Gazan Arabs have attacked and slaughtered Israeli citizens?

Not one agreement made with the Gazan Arabs, nor the Arabs in the West Bank, has been kept by them.

Now, Hamas has gone and fucked around for the last time. They're about to find out and the US and the rest of the world NEEDS to support the total eradication of Hamas as an entity.

 

[Admiral Rockwell Tory]

Sure. Yeah. Right. How about stopping the Israeli government from illegally expanding the building of Jewish settlements in violation of agreements made?

Where are they expanding settlements in Gaza? Oh, that's right! They aren't and have not for almost 2 decades. There are no Jews in Gaza. You are talking out of your ass again!

 

[IM2]

Where are they expanding settlements in Gaza? Oh, that's right! They aren't and have not for almost 2 decades. There are no Jews in Gaza. You are talking out of your ass again!

They are exanding settlments on the West Bank in violation. Learn to read.

Netanyahu’s government vows to expand West Bank settlements, annex occupied territory

Benjamin Netanyahu’s incoming hard-line Israeli government put West Bank settlement expansion at the top of its priority list on Wednesday, vowing to legalize dozens of illegally built outposts and annex the occupied territory as part of its coalition deal with ultranationalist allies.

In the coalition agreement between Likud and its ally, the Religious Zionism party, Netanyahu pledged to legalize wildcat settlement outposts considered illegal even by the Israeli government. He also promises to annex the West Bank “while choosing the timing and considering the national and international interests of the state of Israel.”

Such a move would alienate much of the world, and give new fuel to critics who compare Israeli policies in the West Bank to apartheid South Africa.

 

[1srelluc]

The fake GOP has got nothing to offer ....nothing but bs. The war blame it on Netanyahu for his years of murdering Palestinians. Pres Biden should not be standing with Netanyahu no way jose".

Hamas needs to back off now.


Netanyahu needs to be replaced.

 

[Lord Long Rod]

OP is a baby killing aficionado.

 

[merrill]

Netanyahu is an insane dictator. Hamas doing what Netanyahu does is not acceptable.

Both need to be held accountable.

Hamas should go after Netenyahu = not killl a lot of innocent people who for all anyone knows does not
necessarily support Netanyahu.

 

[IM2]

The Reckoning

Israel must grapple first with its enemies, and then with the failures of its own government.
By Yossi Klein Halevi

Israel faces two very different reckonings. The first is with our enemies. Until now, Netanyahu and his right-wing allies viewed Hamas as a kind of strategic asset: So long as it was in power in Gaza, a two-state solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was impossible. For that reason, in addition to effectively bribing Hamas to refrain from attacking Israel, Netanyahu allowed massive infusions of cash from Qatar to prop up the Hamas government.

Besides Netanyahu’s delusion that Hamas could be politically useful, successive Israeli governments had other reasons to stop short of removing Hamas. The price of such a military conflict, in the loss of both Israeli soldiers and Palestinian civilians, would be horrific. And now all-out war with Hamas would mean an almost certain death sentence for the 150 Israeli hostages it has seized in its attacks.

Israel is hardly blameless. Understandably but disastrously, many Israelis have conflated security fears, which justify a military presence in the West Bank, with historical and religious longings for the biblical land we call Judea and Samaria. Those longings are the basis for the settlement enterprise, whose political goal is to preclude any solution to the Palestinian tragedy. And in recent months we have seen an outrageous rise in settler violence against innocent Palestinians. Even as we protect ourselves from Hamas, we need to oppose those among us who would emulate Hamas.

Israel’s second reckoning, which must await the end of the war, will be with Benjamin Netanyahu. Following the Yom Kippur War, a lone reservist named Motti Ashkenazi began a hunger strike outside the office of Prime Minister Golda Meir, demanding that she take responsibility for the joint Egyptian-Syrian surprise attack and resign. The Agranat Commission, a government-appointed inquiry headed by Israeli Supreme Court Chief Justice Shimon Agranat, focused on the failures of the military leadership and avoided blaming the politicians. But an enraged public rallied around Ashkenazi and, six months after the war, the prime minister resigned.

If anything, the rage many Israelis feel today toward Netanyahu is far greater. By tearing apart the country in his attempt to weaken the courts, he knowingly undermined Israeli deterrence. He was repeatedly warned by the IDF of the likely consequences of his judicial revolution, in terms of both the IDF’s readiness for war and the willingness of Israel’s enemies to test its weakness. Netanyahu ignored the warnings, even refusing at one point to meet with the IDF chief, Herzi Halevi.

The Reckoning

Israel must grapple first with its enemies, and then with the failures of its own government.

www.theatlantic.com